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Ambar is a feminist activist from Honduras who studied in a bilingual school in Honduras. Ambar lived close to the sea and was born in a region where women’s condition was, and continues to be, dangerous in every way, “an irreversible vulnerability” as some would put it. From an early age, she was always a part of small feminist cycles such as Casa Chamana in San Pedro Sula, or the CEMH in Tegucigalpa, but she did not identify herself as a feminist until she was 12 years old, on the Coup d’état of 2009.She is currently studying Archaeology at Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala while also studying Cinematography in Escuela Casa Comal. Ambar has been part of several courses on gender, equality and feminism, as well as creative writing, script writing, and acting. She has worked in diverse feminist groups, torture preventive and rehabilitation centres, as an assistant and a volunteer, to improve her country as well as women’s conditions. Ambar is fluent in Spanish and English.

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